Campaigners occupied Abertridwr Library on Saturday in what organisers called a “defiant message” against library closures across Caerphilly County Borough.
Author: Richard Gurner
Labour chooses Richard Tunnicliffe as Caerphilly by-election candidate
Labour has chosen local resident Richard Tunnicliffe as its candidate for the upcoming Caerphilly by-election.
Call for support to get Caerphilly’s 74-year-old bus back on the road
A 74-year-old double decker once operated by Caerphilly Urban District Council could be back on the road in time for its 75th birthday – if enough funds can be raised.
Residents invited to shape Caerphilly town’s future
Dubbed by officials as a ‘Festival of Ideas’, residents can drop in at Y Banc, Cardiff Road, and Stockland Square, Stockland Street, on Saturday September 6, between 12pm and 3pm.
A fresh start for Ffos Caerffili as new operators unveiled
Caerphilly-based companies TownSq and Crafty Legs have been chosen to run the container-style market under a new business model.
Church centenary celebrations planned in Ynysddu
This year marks 100 years since the laying of the foundation stone at St Theodore’s Church in Ynysddu.
Reform campaign letter on day of MS’s funeral was a “kick in the gut”
A Reform UK campaign letter delivered to Caerphilly residents on the day of Labour MS Hefin David’s funeral has been described as “completely insensitive”.
Man charged following YouTube video threat towards Merthyr Tydfil College
A 21-year-old man, believed to be from Fochriw, has been charged after a video was uploaded to YouTube threatening people at Merthyr Tydfil College.
Hundreds gather for funeral of Caerphilly Senedd Member Hefin David
Services were held St Catwg’s Church, in Gelligaer, and Thornhill Crematorium.
What to expect at this year’s Caerphilly Cheese Festival
The Caerphilly Cheese Festival gets underway this weekend, bringing food and craft stalls, entertainment, and more to the town centre.